Halloween vocabulary in French

Thursday, 1st September 2011

A must if you'll be in France over Halloween, our essential vocab will make sure you know your skeletons from your vampires...

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L’automne	Autumn / Fall
Octobre	October
Le trente et un	31st
La Toussaint	All Saints Day
Halloween	Halloween
Un potiron	Pumpkin
Une sorcière	Witch
Un balai	Broom
Un cimetière	Cemetery
Une bougie	Candle
Un masque	Mask
Un déguisement	Disguise / Costume
Un squelette	Skeleton
Un chat noir	Black cat
Une chauve-souris	Bat
Une araignée	Spider
Un épouvantail	Scarecrow
Un feu follet	Jack-o’-lantern
Un vampire	Vampire
Un lutin	Goblin
Une momie	Mummy
Un monstre	Monster
Un diable	Devil
Des bonbons	Sweets / Candy

Tags: halloween, france, french

Posted by Sarah Watkins 2011-09 under Vocabulary,
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